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Scenes from a Broken Hand

Andrew Ordover

Thoughts on teaching, writing, living, loving, and whatever else comes to mind

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Three-Song Time Machine

I was driving home from Philadelphia the other night, when I heard a song that has always been tied to a particular time and place in my life—tied so strongly that, no matter how many times I hear it, it always takes me back to that place, ...

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2024 Repost: "I love you, but you are not serious people."

I wrote this a long time ago for my first blog, then revised it when I moved to Substack, posting it in August of 2023. So much has happened since then, but my fears remain the same. We have a presidential election next week. Please, Americ...

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Getting a Grip

A little while ago, I wrote about cognitive rigor and the different ways we have of measuring it. I called the post, “Climbing the Pyramid.”

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    Educator, author, empty-nest dad, husband of the amazing producer of the fabulous CraftLit podcast. Mystery novels available in print or on Kindle.

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